$600,000
2012 • 2 years
The Russian Center for Policy Research (PIR Center) is a Moscow-based nonprofit organization that carries out policy research and educational activities, including advanced training and public outreach. Under this grant, the Center will produce policy research on problems of nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament and provide advanced training for young Russians in the field of nuclear security. Funds will be used for PIR Center staff salaries, course-related costs, production and dissemination of research products, and support for office space and communications capacity.
$600,000
2010 • 2 years
To support policy research and advanced training in the field of nuclear security (over two years).
$700,000
2007 • 3 years
In support of the journal, Security Index and a program of training for the next generation of security experts in Russia and the countries of the former Soviet Union (over three years).
$650,000
2004 • 3 years
In support of training, research, and policy engagement on nonproliferation and disarmament issues (over three years).
$600,000
2001 • 3 years
To support education and training programs on nonproliferation and reduction of nuclear threats and for publication of the journal "Yaderny Kontrol (Nuclear Control)" (over three years).
$100,000
1999 • 2 years
To support the journal "Yaderny Kontrol (Nuclear Control)" (over two years).
$80,000
1997 • 2 years
To support the journal "Yaderny Kontrol (Nuclear Control)" (over two years).
$43,181
1996 • 1 year
To support the journal "Yadernyi Kontrol (Nuclear Control)."
$34,216
1995 • 1 year
To support the project Promotion of Nonproliferation in Russia.